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Personally I don't recommend after shave even if you get razer burn. I use shave balm, which helps heal the skin and protect against ingrown hairs after shaving, and rehydrates it. Nivea makes a good one
Something like this?
That’s actually the one I use as well!
So I’m not some expert but I would say it’s essential and I’ve been using that very one since I started shaving 20 years ago. I like to keep clean shaven so I shave every/every other day and I apply that after every shave.
It’s a good one because it’s relatively cheap and it contains no alcohol. Truly helps with irritation and any cuts or burns.